Acupressure Techniques: A Self-Help Guide

Kenyon neglects the very important topic of Dental Relationship Charts by Kramer and Klinghardt, which shows the nerves of the teeth and their paths to other parts of the body. I tried to figure this out because a bad novice dentist Savita Brenner (Suryawanshi of India) at Dental Associates in Milwaukee, damaged my dental nerves by drilling wrong, or aiming/mixing the anesthesia injections wrong, or an overdose. Effects included stiff left neck and stunned left leg nerve (limp) July 10, 2003. In a week I had a bladder disorder and had scalp hair symptoms of poisonous mercury exposure, from the anesthesia path. Brenner had another newcomer assistant Carol Bright; both Brenner and Bright were insubordinate of training that told them to only use a little fluoride paint instead of anesthesia drilling, filling, or root canal. Brenner quit or was fired from five clinics in Wisconsin.....Milwaukee, Kenosha, Green Bay, Wauwatosa, Hales Corners, and then went to H Town Smiles Clinic in Houston Texas. Brenner claims to be from the University of the Pacific in California.

I absolutely love this book because it teaches you how to do acupressure, rather than just giving you information about it. My mom has heart palpitations and I used the reference in the book to help her. It worked almost instantly. The same goes for my headaches, and I reference this book almost daily for my husband's back pain and anything else that comes up. For my family, these acupressure techniques work faster than Tylenol or Advil.

This is a very handy little book to have for your medical library. It is easy to follow, has a nice index to look up your particular problem and doesn't bog the reader down with a huge history and medical jargon of accupressure.It has easy to use pictures too.I have used it already to help my annoying neck and shoulder pain! Sure beats a $50.00 office visit (and most likely, a 3rd or 4th) to your doctor :)

a weath of information for those of you who want to learn more on the acupressure point. very helpful for my class. The book arrived in outstanding condition for the money. Thanks so very much Amazon.

I read this book for my classes in Naturopathy, but have not referenced it since. It is good to know some of the material, but I have so many other modalities of natural therapy that I don't use this one much.

Awesome acupressure techniques book. I could not be more satisfied with my purchase.

love the book, and on time

This a very good book, it is easy to follow and explains everything in detail to we're one can understand what to expect.

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Yes it is comprehensive and a well thought out book. I would have liked a more specific reference to actual appliance to specific complaints.

Like this book, shows and describes how to use acupressure. Have been using it for a sore foot, seems to work for a while at least.

'Very easy to follow book with lots of illustrstions.

I think it is a good book to start with.